Dokas Freeze-Dried Duck Hearts are a special treat for your dog - perfect as a reward during training or simply as a snack. Made from pure duck, they provide your dog with a high-quality, single source of protein and are particularly aromatic thanks to the gentle freeze-drying process, which preserves flavour and nutrients. These snacks are completely grain-free, soya-free and sugar-free, which makes them particularly easy to digest and ideal for a balanced diet. Thanks to their high protein content, Dokas Freeze-Dried Duck Hearts also help to maintain lean muscle mass. The practical resealable pouch ensures that the duck hearts stay fresh and crunchy for a long time - a treat your dog will love! Dokas Freeze-Dried Duck Hearts at a glance: Delicious snacks for dogs Pure duck: the only source of animal protein Without soya or grains: easily-digestible Sugar-free: ideal for a balanced diet Rich in protein: supports lean muscles Freeze-drying: to preserve the flavours and nutrients Long-lasting freshness: resealable bag
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Dokas
- Price: £1.89
- Unit price: £85.91/kg
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Dental chews are sized by body weight. Pick the band for your dog’s weight, not a smaller one to save money.
- Check peanut butter and other human foods for xylitol, which is toxic to dogs.
- Keep treats under 10% of your dog’s daily calories, and trim meals on days you use a lot of rewards.
Common questions
Do dental chews replace brushing my dog’s teeth?
No. Dental chews can help reduce some build-up, but they do not reach every tooth surface the way a brush does. Use them alongside daily brushing with dog toothpaste and regular dental checks at the vet.
How many treats can I give my dog a day?
Vets advise keeping treats below 10% of daily calories. For a healthy adult dog that is roughly 47 kcal for 10kg, 79 kcal for 20kg and 108 kcal for 30kg, according to WSAVA. Check the calories per treat on the pack and reduce meals if you give a lot.
